texts: One of the most prominent figures of the Finns socialist movement in the first two decades of the 1900s was <mask>, who was a politician, trade unionist and journalist. He was the commander-in-chief of the Red Guards during the 1918 Civil War. He joined the Communist Party of the Soviet Union when he fled to Russia after the war. He was executed during the Great Purge in 1937. <mask> was born in the town of Kuopio. His mother was a seamstress for Minna Canth, and his father was a carpenter. After graduating from the Lyceum, his parents wanted him to become a priest, but he studied for two years in a business college before entering the University Faculty of Law.He joined the Social Democratic Party of Finland and the Sawmill Workers' Union because he was afflicted with the labor movement. <mask> left the university in 1904 because he couldn't finish his studies due to lack of money. He was editor of Ty in Vyborg in 1907 and worked in the Social Democratic newspaper Tymies in 1906. The Red Guard was one of the leading organizations during the 1905 general strike. He was a delegate at the 4th Congress of the Russian Social Democratic Labour Party in Sweden. The Sveaborg rebellion was planned by the underground Bolshevik committee in the summer of 1906. The first chairman of the Finnish Trade Union Federation was elected in April 1907.He was kicked out of the office due to his drinking problem. He became a writer and published several books and articles about trade unionism. He worked as an editor for the SAJ. He served three months for political activity in 1914. The social situation in Finland became restless due to the food shortage and deep unemployment after the February Revolution in Russia. One of the most radical persons in the labour movement was <mask>, he was openly speaking for armed revolution and organized Red Guards. He became the commander of the Red Guard in October.The five-men committee was in charge of all the Red Guards. The Red Guards commander-in-chief at the time, Ali Aaltonen, did not have any military training and was replaced by <mask>. He was elected as a delegate for internal affairs of the Red governing body. He was a commander of the Red Guard. He guaranteed the safe removal of Jean Sibelius from Ainola in February. The troika Eino Rahja, Adolf Taimi and Evert Eloranta took over after a series of defeats. He was dismissed in April when the Red Government fled to Vyborg.He was charged with drunkenness, inappropriate behavior and careless use of firearm. The Red Government and most of the Red Guard staff fled to the Soviet Russia after the Vyborg court martial ordered him to the front. Some of the leading Reds stayed in Vyborg. After organizing the city's defense, the Reds surrendered in April. They avoided being caught. He fled to Petrograd with a motor boat. In August 1918, he was one of the founding members of the Communist Party ofFinland, he was also a member of the Russian Communist Party.The Russian Civil War in Perm was fought in the fall of 1918 by Haapalainen and his unit. The idea of establishing a nursing home for disabled Red Guard veterans in the summer of 1919 was never realized. He was a lecturer in the Red Officer School and a political officer in the Red Army when he was in Petrograd. The Estonian War of Independence took place in March and April of 1920. <mask> was moved to Petrozavodsk in the summer of 1920. He was dismissed from his post in 1923 due to his drinking problem. He worked as an interpreter in the town of Kalevala.The Finn was a member of the Komintern delegate in Germany. He was sent back to his home in March after he started drinking again. <mask> was kicked out of the Communist Party. He moved back to the place where he worked as a teacher and a newspaperman. The head of the revolution research department in Petrozavodsk was his last assignment. <mask> was kicked out of the nationalist movement in 1935. He was arrested during the Great Purge in 1937.He was shot in Petrodzavodsk a week after he was sentenced for 10 years. <mask> was rehabilitated after Stalin's death. The Kullervo Manner References include the Social Democratic Party of Finns, trade union leaders, communists, and the people of the Estonian War of Independence.

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texts: The Director of the Institute for Constitutional History is <mask>. She received her PhD from Columbia University. Her thesis, Truman and the Steel Seizure Case: The Limits of Presidential Power, was nominated for several prestigious awards. She is a Research Professor of Law at George Washington University. She taught a variety of legal and constitutional history courses to faculty and students at Georgetown University Law Center. <mask> was appointed as the general editor of the History of the Supreme Court of the United States by The Library of Congress. <mask> was the Director and Editor of the Documentary History of the Supreme Court of the United States.She is the director of the Institute for Constitutional History at the New York Historical Society. ICH is a national forum for scholarship in constitutional history and is dedicated to helping people understand the historical significance of the U.S. Constitution for years to come. <mask> is involved in several professional organizations. She completed a two-year term as President of the American Society for Legal History in November 2009, and currently serves as a member of the Society for History in the Federal Government. She is a member of the Board of Directors of The Constitutional Sources Project. She is the author and editor of an extensive list of legal publications, including eight volumes of The Documentary History of the Supreme Court, 1789-1800 and a series published with Cambridge University Press titled "Cambridge Studies on the American Constitution." Truman and the Steel Seizure Case: the Limits of Presidential Power was published in 1977.The first volume of the Documentary History of the Supreme Court of the United States was co-edited by James R.Perry. <mask> <mask> is the editor and contributor to Oxford University Press's Origins of the Federal Judiciary: Essays on the Judiciary Act of 1789. An essay titled "Falling Under the Brandeis Spell" was published in the Yale Law Journal. The University of Wisconsin Law Review published "Marbury v. Madison: John Marshall's Selective Use of History" in 1986. It was published in the Supreme Court Historical Society. Robert Teir wrote "Hayburn's Case: A Misinterpretation of Precedent" in the University of Wisconsin Law Review. The William and Mary Law Review discussed the separation of powers in the early national period.The adoption of the Bill of Rights was covered in the William & Mary Bill of Rights Journal. There are suits against states in the Journal of Supreme Court History. The Journal of Supreme Court History was published in 1996. The Journal of Supreme Court History covered George Washington's appointments to the Supreme Court. The George Washington Law Review asked if the Supreme Court was a political institution. The Duquesne Law Review asked if Youngstown would survive. The summer of 2003 has number 41.The first decade of federal judicial selection was covered in the law review. Number 3 in March 2005. The George Washington Law Review states that there is an effect on the Supreme Court Bench. November 2012 Judges and Legislators: Toward Institutional Comity has book chapters with Emily Van Tassel. The Brookings Institution was founded in 1988. Rolf Nygren wrote "Judicial Power under the Constitution" in Hogsta domsmakten i Sverige under 200 ar.STOCKHOLM: 1990 Harry Scheiber wrote "Louis D. Brandeis and the Laboratories of Democracy" in Federalism and the Judicial Mind. Ronald Hoffman wrote "Judicial Review in the Early Republic" in Launching the "Extended Republic": The Federalist Era. The founding fathers, Marbury vs Madison, and so on. Eivind Smith wrote in Constitutional Justice under Old Constitutions. Federalism to the Civil War is in The New Federalism: Structures and Infrastructures, American and European Perspectives. Sweden: FRN, 2000.The book "Presidential Power in Times of Crisis: Youngstown Sheet & Tube v. Sawyer (1952)" is about power and liberty in the Supreme Court. The University of Virginia Press was published in 2004. The United States Supreme Court: The Pursuit of Justice was written by Christopher L. Tomlins. The first chief justice was not John Marshall. 149, No. March 1, 2009. Mary Sarah Bilder, <mask> <mask>, and R. Kent Newmyer wrote essays for the book.The Cambridge University Press was published in 2009. The year of birth missing is referred to as living people.

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texts: <mask> was a German professional footballer who played as a goalkeeper. He made most of his appearances for Hannover 96 in his homeland, even though he played for many other teams. He won eight full international caps for the German national team between 1999 and his death in 2009, and was part of the squad which finished as runners-up in Euro 2008. <mask> died by suicide on 10 November 2009. He was considered to be a leading contender for the German number one spot at the 2010 World Cup at the time of his death. <mask> was born on August 24, 1977 in the district of Lobeda, where he grew up in a flat. <mask>, a sports psychologist, and <mask> had three children.<mask> began playing football at an early age, initially playing as a strikers, before making the switch to goalkeeper, where he displayed obvious talent. He joined Carl Zeiss Jena in 1985 after an impressive performance against them in a youth team match. He was a member of the Germany under-15 national team that played England at Wembley Stadium in 1993. <mask> received praise for his saves throughout the match. At the age of 17, <mask> signed his first professional contract. During the 1995–96 season, <mask> worked his way up to the first team. He made his professional debut in 1995.The top tier of the game. <mask> was given the chance after the club suffered two consecutive fiascos against Duisburg and Bochum, prompting coach Eberhard Vogel to drop the former first-choice goalkeeper Mario Neumann for the youngster. After Neumann was restored to the team, <mask> did not play for the first team again that season. The goalkeeper was signed by the club in the summer of 1996 and never played for the club again. <mask> spent his first two seasons with the club's U-23 side, playing in the lower leagues, as well as for the Under-21 national team and honing his talent, studying the club's number one goalkeeper. On the eve of the 1998–99 season, <mask> was given a chance to make his club debut after Uwe Kamps was injured. The first game he played in the German league was a 3–0 win over Schalke in August 1998 that put them at the top of the table.Despite <mask>'s best efforts, fifteen goals were scored past him in one week. The club was demoted to the foot of the league from October to November. He joined Benfica in June 1999 and became one of the team's four goalkeepers. After signing for the team, <mask> had second thoughts. Having signed a contract, he was obliged to fulfill it. Jupp Heynckes, <mask>'s countryman, made him captain of the club. During his time in Portugal, the club changed managers three times and had their lowest ever league finish, beset by financial difficulties that caused players wages to often be late.Despite these problems, <mask>'s performances gained him the admiration of Encarnados fans, as well as interest from clubs like Atlético Madrid and Manchester United. <mask> moved on a free transfer to Barcelona in June 2002 after contract talks with Benfica broke down. The goalkeeper's spot at Bara was the most difficult goalkeeping position in Europe, as <mask> later said, as he ended up playing second choice to <mask> and Vctor Valdés. His debut set the mark, as the club was humiliated in the Spanish Cup by third flight Novelda at the first hurdle, and was criticized by teammate Frank de Boer in public for his part in their exit. He played 20 minutes as a substitute in a 2–2 draw at Osasuna. He made two appearances in the group stage of the European competition, against Galatasaray and Club Brugge. As part of the deal that saw Rt Reber move to the Spanish club, <mask> was loaned out to Turkish side Fenerbahe.His career continued to stall as he only played one game there, a 0–3 defeat to Istanbulspor on August 10, 2003 His fans blamed him for the loss and threw firelighters and bottles at him. <mask> left the club and his planned one-year loan to return to Spain. <mask> almost quit football after suffering his first spell of depression. After a four-month spell at Barcelona, but not in the first team squad, <mask> went on loan to CD Tenerife for the rest of the season. He won praise from the fans and other clubs after an upturn. Although he thought his career was going to be in the lower leagues, he left Tenerife to join Hannover 96.After his return to form at CD Tenerife, <mask> returned to his homeland and joined Hannover 96 on a free transfer in July 2004. He was voted the best goalkeeper in the league by his fellow professionals in kicker magazine, as he became firmly established as the club's first choice. <mask> was linked with moves to larger clubs. He signed a contract extension with Hannover 96 in December of 2006 ending the speculation. He would retain the role of team captain for the rest of his career after being elected by his teammates. He was the best goalkeeper in the 2008–09 season, which would be his final full campaign. In total, <mask> played 180 times.Two days before his death, he made the final appearance of his career, in a 2–2 draw at home to Hamburg. <mask> first represented his country in 1997 when he won a place in the German Under-21 side and kept the number one jersey for the rest of the season. He was included in the 1999 Confederations Cup squad even though he did not play in any games. When he left Germany, his international career stopped and he wasn't considered again until he came back to the Bundesliga. He was in contention for the 2006 World Cup squad under Jrgen Klinsmann, but he missed out. He broke into the squad shortly after, under new coach Lw, he was chosen for a friendly against Georgia, and after first choice Jens Lehmann caught the flu, again against Cyprus. On March 28, 2007, he made his senior international debut for Germany in a 0–1 friendly defeat to Denmark.He was selected for the Euro 2008 squad which would compete in Austria and Switzerland. Germany finished as runners-up in the tournament and <mask> was an unused substitute. With the international retirement of previous number one Jens Lehmann at Euro 2008, <mask> was poised to make the position his own. He broke his left hand while training with the national team for a game. He was out for two months after undergoing surgery. He was the number one keeper in the national team after his return. In September and October 2009, <mask> was out of action.Ronald Reng's book A Life Too Short: The Tragic Story of <mask> states that <mask>'s depression had returned, despite the fact that the reason for the coaching was campylobacter. He did not return to football until late October, when he was not called up to play for the national team in a friendly against Chile. The game was called off as a mark of respect to <mask>. <mask> was expected to be Germany's number one goalkeeper at the 2010 World Cup, ahead of Neuer. He won eight international caps. His last international appearance was on August 12th, 2009, when he kept a clean sheet. <mask> had a daughter who was born with a heart birth defect and was married to a former modern pentathlete.She was unable to hear the drugs used to treat her heart problems. Her heart defects led to her death in 2006 despite her successful cochlear implant surgery. They adopted a baby girl in May 2009. <mask> lived on a small farm near Neustadt am Rbenberge with his family. <mask> and his wife owned many pets. On the night of 10 November 2009, <mask> died by suicide, standing in front of a regional express train at a level crossing in Neustadt am Rbenberge. Police wouldn't reveal the details of the suicide note.Teresa said that her husband had been suffering from depression for six years. He struggled to cope with the loss of his daughter. Fans immediately went to the home of Hannover 96 to lay flowers and light candles and sign a book of condolences. His former club Barcelona held a minute's silence before their game that night, and several international matches paid the same tribute the following weekend. The German national team was going to play a friendly match against Chile on November 14. A minute's silence was held at all of the games in the Bundesliga and the Cup of Portugal. Germany canceled all interviews after his death.The general manager of the national team said they were all shocked. We are lost. The memorial service was attended by nearly 40,000 people. <mask>'s teammates carried his coffin, which was covered in white roses. He was buried next to his daughter's grave in Neustadt. The players of Hannover 96 displayed the number one in a circle on the breast of their jerseys as a subtle tribute to their former teammate for the rest of the season. A memorial event for ten years was held in 2019.Ronald Reng's biography A Life too Short: The Tragedy of <mask> won the William Hill Sports Book of the Year in 2011. There is a foundation in memory of <mask>. Mental health of players is the focus of the Robert Enke Foundation. Fenerbahe Sper Lig was the European Championship runner-up and the Individual kicker of the year. Football players. Football players in Germany, Portugal, and Spain are expatriates. Suicides in Germany are related to suicides by train.

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texts: November 5, 1868 to July 28, 1960 was the Eastern time period. He studied theology and history and served in the parish of Sadhora. After visiting the Russian Empire in 1908, he drew the suspicion of Austrian authorities with his open support for Russophile politics. He was deported to Sankt Marien after being arrested during the first days of World War I. He was scheduled to be executed in early 1917, but was freed by a general amnesty before the Austrian monarchy crumbled. As a result of the tug of war between Romanian and Ukrainian nationalisms, Bogatyrets wanted to prevent Bukovina's inclusion into Greater Romania. His new parish at Comani is a part of the Diocese of Bukovina.His ambitions to improve the standing of Rusyns were challenged by the Ukrainian National Party, and he remained the leader of a Russophile minority within the larger Ukrainian one. Slavic languages were used in both education and church services, and missionary work was done among the Ukrainians of Maramure/Maramorosh. He helped organize the Czechoslovak Orthodox Church on the other side of the border. After World War II, he supported reunification with the Russian Orthodox Church. He was forced into exile after the fall of the Soviet Union. He was able to return to Cernui after the German–led invasion in 1941. He assisted Metropolitan Tit Simedrea for three years and then took over effective leadership of the Diocese.He joined the Ukrainian Exarchate in 1944, welcoming back the Soviets, but was marginalized from 1949. His final work was as a historiographer of the regional church. The leader of the Russophiles was born in the northern part of the Duchy of Bukovina. The whole of Bukovina was part ofMoldavia during the era before the Austrian annexation. Before <mask>'s birth, his parents were officially registered as "farmers" because their lands had been scattered between male inheritors. <mask> was destined for a career as a priest. After graduating from the gymnasium of Czernowitz with honors in 1889, he attended the Orthodox Theology Department of the University and received his degree in 1893.He presented his finds to the Society of Czernowitz. He married the daughter of Priest Alexander on May 11, 1897. He took an administrative position in Sadhora after he was consecrated a deacon in June of the same year. In 1898, he became a Doctor of Divinity from the same university where he had taken advanced courses in Slavistics. He was moved from Sadhora to Stanivtsi in 1898. The "Old Ruthenians", as they are known, considered the figure of Bogatyrets to be important. The group was led by Orthodox theologian Eugene Hakman and scholar Jevhen Kozak.The Austrian administrators discouraged the Russophile movement as a whole. When he applied for a lecturer's chair at his alma mater, he received a veto from the Austrian officials. He continued his work. In 1901, he rose to the position of parish priest and began a long- lasting career in popular education and political activism. The Russian Empire was visited by the Exarch in 1908. The lecture was taken up by Novoye Vremya newspaper. It suggested that Bukovina was an important part of Kievan Rus' and that it was a Russian irredenta.An investigation was ordered in Czernowitz. The parish of Verenchanka, west of Zastavna, was demoted to coincide with a major clampdown on Russophile and Rusyn activities. He was part of the delegation that petitioned Governor Bourguignon. He was deposed by the Metropolitan over rumors that he was part of a Russian spy ring. He was the leader of the Rusyns' Russian National Party and a candidate in the 1911 elections for the Diet of Bukovina. By January 1914, the "Old Ruthenian" movement was reined in and the parish was left without him. As World War I broke out, areas of Bukovina fell to the Russians.The police chief of Czernowitz ordered the arrest of Bogatyrets before the Austrians left. He was taken to the internment camp at Sankt Marien in Upper Austria and then to the prison-garrison of Vienna. After her husband was deported, she was also taken into custody. Hilarion Tsurkanovich and 20 other defendants were tried from September 14, 1916 to February 17, 1917. The indictment was over 300 pages long, all of them "fictitious". He was sentenced to death by hanging. The appeal was filed despite the fact that Bogatyrets refused to ask for clemency.All of the defendants were spared punishment under the terms of a general amnesty granted by Emperor Charles. In September 1917, Bogatyrets was allowed to return to work as a parson. The Austrian monarchy collapsed by November 1918. Following skirmishes between the Ukrainian Galician and Romanian armies, Bukovina was occupied by the latter. The core Ukrainian leadership, including Pihuliak, Stepan Smal-Stotskyi, and Volodymyr Zaloz-Sas, reappeared as his community's political organizers. The conservative Iancu Flondor of the General Congress supported regional autonomy for Bukovina. In June, GeneralNicolae Petala heard complaints from a trans-ethnic coalition, expressing support for the autonomy of Bukovina.As the Ukrainian People's Republic lost ground to the Ukrainian Soviet Socialist Republic,Bogatyrets signed a plea addressed to the Allies. It was presented by the Czechoslovak delegation and argued for the creation of a new Ukrainian state. A historical overview and map suggested that the Ukrainians and Rusyns were the majority of the population in Bukovina. Bukovina was incorporated into the state of Romania after two exiles. The Ukrainian-and-Ruthenian liberties were being trampled upon by the authorities so they decided to boycott the 1919 election. Their Ukrainophile rivals signed the letter of protest. The Assembly of Deputies election was held at Zastavna in the May 1920 election.He lost by a large margin to a member of the Socialist Party. Zalozetsky-Sas and his Ukrainian National Party were at the forefront of the decline of "Old Ruthenian" politics among the Ukrainians of Romania. The Ukrainians of Mukaevo were involved in missionary activities with the Czechoslovak Orthodox Church. The Czechoslovak Church constitution was drafted by a professor of canon law at his alma mater. The year 1928. He focused his activities on the administration of the Czernowitz Diocese. In 1925, Petro Katerynyuk of the Ukrainians was elected as a Rusyn representative to the Assembly.He demanded that the school be taught in the native language and asked for an official prayer book for native use. He described his defense of Rusyn identity as an "impossible fight". Metropolitan Visarion Puiu tasked him with coordinating missionary activities at Nistru, Maramure, after he moved to the parish of Comani in 1930. To combat the influence of Ukrainian Greek Catholics, his work was supposed to ensure a tighter union between the parishes of Maramure and Bukovina. By 1931, there was a dispute over political legitimacy with Zalozetsky-Sas. He was seen as the true leader and a person of great character by the Bukovinian Isopescu-Grecul. The campaign for linguistic pluralism ended abruptly in April 1937, when the Diocesan Council ruled in favor of sanctions for priests who took up languages other than Romanian in their sermons or at Sunday school.The Gold Cross of Merit, awarded by the Second Polish Republic, was approved by the Romanian state in 1939. The Romanian administration withdrew from northern Bukovina in July 1940. Under a Russian Orthodox bishop, Damaskin, 131 parish priests stayed behind in Soviet territory. According to the Rusyn researcher, he only did so under pressure to conform with the Soviet policy on nationalities. After a short time, the regime nationalized all Church property and stopped the payment of salaries. The authorities let the priests leave the country after the priests asked to be allowed back into the church. Most of the parish priests crossed the border into Nazi Germany.One of the people who took advantage of this opportunity was Bogatyrets. Father <mask> treated his illness at Leubus Monastery and did research in the library. The Leubus camp was where he was registered as a refugee and visited by the commission. The Commission was able to get him and his family back to Romania, where they served as a parish priest. In July 1941, the German–led attack on the Soviet Union brought the Romanian administration back into northern Bukovina. The Bogatyretses were allowed to return to Bukovina in September after lengthy negotiations. Father Cassian was assigned to the Monastery by Tit Simedrea, the new head of Bukovina Diocese.In 1944, as northern Bukovina fell back to the Soviets, Metropolitan Simedrea took refuge in Romania with most of the Bukovina clergy. He decided to stay with the Diocese because he was aware of the improved status of the Russian Church and was disappointed by the campaign. He gave money to the war effort after welcoming the Red Army. He became a suffragan bishop, preparing full communion with the Russian Church, and eventually handing over leadership to Metropolitan Theodosius of the Ukrainian Exarchate. The transitional process did not recognize all of the ordinations. After Theodosius' eviction from the Metropolitan Palace, Bogatyrets simultaneously served as confessor at Svyato Vvedensky and head priest at St. Nicolas Cathedral. His children had to leave France after their mother died on August 31, 1944, leaving him to enter monastic life.<mask> wrote "A Brief History of the Bukovina Eparchy" for Metropolitan Theodosius and the Russian Synod. He asked Theodosius to allow him to study the Bukovinian archive in Kiev, but he probably never did. He wrote historical notices on the Metropolitan Palace and the local spread of churches after being requested by the Ukrainian government. He received a medal from the Soviet state for his work during the Great Patriotic War. Although he couldn't get the Soviets to return the Metropolitan Palace or grant permission for a pastoral magazine, he was able to get their support for his anti-sectarian missionary work. In 1947, Theodosius, who was taking a new seat at Kirovograd, recommended Bogatyrets as his replacement. Alexius considered the proposal to be unreliable.He was demoted to the rank of Protoiereus because the rank of Archpriest was not used in Russian Orthodoxy. In 1955, the consistory provided him with a monthly pension of 2,000 rubles, citing his contribution to church life during the Austrian era, as well as his scientific work. The Soviet state didn't likeBogatyrets. His house on Pravda Street was nationalized in 1949, and he moved with his books to an apartment on Kvitki-Osnovyanenko. He was granted citizenship and a passport from the Soviet Union. In 1955, after a serious illness, Bogatyrets retired from his ministry and left his books to the church. He died on July 28, 1960.He was buried at the family crypt in the cemetery with a large funeral procession in attendance. He never started the planned chapters on church history after 1950 because he hadn't finished his life's work as a historian. The manuscript was presumed lost after the KGB seized many of his books, but a typewritten copy was kept by his niece. The work doubled as a compendium of regional history from the Scythians to the author's day. Rusyn–Romanian struggles for control of the Diocese and the persecution of the church by the Austrians were paid a lot of attention to. The first use of the name "Bukovina" was incorrect, as was church history under the 1914 Russian occupation and much of World War II. References M. K. Chuchko and S. G. Sulyak.143–164. "                             pp. 2 443–450. Vasile Ciobanu and Sorin Radu wrote "Dinamica electoral candida alegeilor minoritari din Bucovina la arile generale din Romnia interbelic". Partide politice i minoriti naionale din Romnia. V, pp.77–102. Sibiu: TechnoMedia. Serhiy Yaremchuk said, "                         6. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,  260–270. Zelena Bukovyna was born in 200319th-century Eastern Orthodox priests, 20th-century Eastern Orthodox priests, Russian Orthodox clergy, and members of the Orthodox Church of the Czech Lands and Slovakia died in the 1960s.

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texts: <mask> was a member of the Spencer family and was remembered because of an unsuccessful attempt to marry Frederick, Prince of Wales. Lady <mask>, known by her family as "dear little Di", joined the household of her rich and ambitious maternal grandmother. She was her grandmother's closest friend. The Prince of Wales is King George II's oldest son and heir apparent to the throne. Lady <mask> was married to Lord John Russell after the scheme was frustrated by the Prime Minister. John was the only child of the couple and he lived for a day after being injured in a carriage accident. The Duke of Bedford died of Tuberculosis at the age of 25.Lady <mask> married Charles, Prince of Wales, in 1981 and was named after her. Lady <mask> was born on July 31, 1710 in London. She was the second daughter and youngest of five children of the English politician Charles Spencer and his second wife, Anne Spencer. The daughter of an English soldier and a Duke of Marlborough was the most active political daughter of the second born. One of the most influential women of the time were Sarah and Queen Anne, who died in 1714. Lady <mask>'s father married his third wife, Judith Tichborne, on 17 December, 1716. The three children who died in infancy were produced by the marriage.The Duke of Marlborough died. The upbringing of Lady <mask> and her siblings was closely involved by his widow. The children's father's death left them in the care of the duke. Lady <mask> was known to her family as "dear little Di" and was considered sympathetic and charismatic by her peers. Her grandmother found it difficult to write her many letters due to her gout. Her grandmother said in 1723 that she had more sense than anyone she knew. Lady <mask> was a neighbour of George Frideric Handel.Lady <mask> was at the top of the list of eligible high society brides due to both her looks and her close relationship to the Duke of Marlborough. The Duke tried to get her married to his grandson. The Earl of Shaftesbury and the Viscount Weymouth were both interested in Lady <mask>. The person, the merit and the family of Lady <mask> are objects so valuable that they must necessarily be proposed to. The duke turned him down too. Waiting for a wealthy suitor with both a title and appropriate political leanings almost proved to be a great mistake when Lady <mask> developed tuberculous cervical lymphadenitis and had to pay a prominent surgeon to hide the traces of the disfiguring disease. Lady <mask> had a close relationship with the children of King George II even though her relationship with his family was not good.The connection between the King's family and the Duke of Marlborough became stronger by the 17th century. The rumour was that Frederick, Prince of Wales was going to marry the favourite granddaughter of the King. The lodge of the Windsor Great Park was supposed to be where the ceremony was going to take place. The Prince of Wales was offered a large sum of money in return for agreeing to the match. The Prime Minister preferred a European match. He learned of the scheme through his "infallible spy system" and was able to prevent the union. The story was recorded by Walpole's son.The younger brother and heir presumptive of the Duke of Bedford, Lord John Russell, was chosen as the bride after the planned royal marriage came to nothing. Lady <mask> and Lord John were married in 1731. She promised to give her grandmother's money as an inheritance. The grandson-in-law was destined to become the Duke of Bedford, and he did. On October 23, 1732, the death of her brother-in-law in Spain made her a duke. The news of her brother-in-law's death was not reported to England until November. The premature birth of a son named John may have been caused by the trauma.He died a day after hisbaptism was registered and was buried in Chenies. It was decided that a child should be brought to replace the defunct until she was strong enough to hear the truth. After the birth of their child, the Duke became obsessed with fathering an heir and was upset when the next pregnancy ended in a miscarriage. The duchess was reproached for not looking after herself during her pregnancies. When they were separated, grandmother and granddaughter exchanged two to three letters a week, but they still saw each other frequently. All family affairs, including financial matters, were kept up to date by the Duchess of Bedford. In the spring of 1735, the Duchess of Bedford began to experience symptoms of her third pregnancy.It's not clear if her morning sickness was the result of a pregnancy or not, but it was obvious that she had contracted a disease. The Duchess was losing weight rather than gaining it because of the illness. She wanted her granddaughter to be moved to the house in the square. There was no surviving issue after she died at the age of 25. The Duchess's grieving grandmother accused her widower of being responsible for her death. Despite her "contempt for ostentatious piety" and "her religious doubts", the Duke of Marlborough prostrated herself on the floor of the house in prayer after the death of her favourite grandchild. She had become estranged from her surviving daughters and the only grandchild she had was the Duke of Bedford.The Duke was accused by Lord Hervey of being more interested in the return of her granddaughter's jewels than the other way around. The gun carriage carrying the coffin was taken through the streets. She was buried on October 9, 1735. The Duke's influence waned after her grandmother's link with him was removed. The Legacy Wimbledon House was passed on to her brother John, who was the favourite grandson. In 1961, her brother John's descendant, Viscount Althorp, became the father of a daughter whose name was not chosen until a week after the birth. The baby's name was <mask>.Lady <mask> married her Prince of Wales in 1981. She died a year after their divorce. As children, they both lived at Althorp and were socialised with royalty, while both grew up without a mother from the age of six. There are links to births and deaths from the 18th century.

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texts: <mask> was a Canadian activist, community organizer, poet, author, editor, and historian. One of Canada's most celebrated literary pioneers is Wong-Chu. He was known for his work in establishing organizations that highlighted Asian arts and culture in Canada. Several Asian Canadian writers were co-edited by him. <mask> came to Canada at the age of four as a paper son and lived with his aunt and uncle in British Columbia. His aunt lost a child during transit to Hong Kong, and with the help of his father, they were able to create false records. He was seven years old when it was discovered that his aunt was not his birth mother.Wong-Chu says he was the same age as the dead child and became her son. This event took him years to reconcile, and even in his later years, Wong-Chu felt a strong sense of displacement acknowledging his separate family and identity. Wong-Chu was a writer for the "Pender Guy" radio program at the Vancouver School of Art. His first book of poetry, Chinatown Ghosts, was compiled from his class writings at the University of British Columbia. Many Mouthed Birds, a collection of books, journals and magazines by Asian Canadian authors, was published by Wong-Chu and Bennett Lee. He worked for Canada Post as a letter carrier until his retirement in 2013. Wong-Chu became interested in the use of literature to explore one's identity as a Canadian of Asian heritage after working as a community volunteer in the 70s.Wong-Chu was one of the first authors of Asian descent, along with Sky Lee and Paul Yee, who challenged the Canadian literary establishment and questioned why there were few Canadian writers of Asian descent. Without much guidance, these writers began to experiment with different forms of fiction and formed informal writing networks to encourage other Asian Canadians to hone their craft and eventually send manuscripts to publishers. Chinatown Ghosts is one of the first poetry books by an Asian Canadian writer. One of Wong-Chu's most successful projects was researching the entire inventory of books and journals in the library stacks of the University of British Columbia. He helped to put together an anthology of Asian Canadian literature. The anthology called Many Mouthed Birds was published by Wong-Chu and Bennett Lee. A short story by Wayson Choy was one of the pieces that was anthologized.The Asian Canadian Writers Workshop was founded in 1996 to promote Asian-Canadian writers against the dominant voices in the Canadian literary scene. The organization was inspired by Wong-Chu's time as a student at the University of British Columbia. He decided to create a space where there was understanding of Asian discrimination because he was frustrated by the students who couldn't understand Wong-Chu's family dilemma. Writers workshops and manuscript preparation were offered by the ACWW. The Emerging Writer Award winners have included Rita Wong and Jamie Liew. An internal newsletter, Ricepaper, was established by ACWW. A Canadian Council-funded literary journal published a number of Asian Canadian writers on topics relating to culture and identity.The first Asian writers festival in North America was started by Wong-Chu. <mask>-Chu died of a stroke in July of last year. The award was renamed the <mask>-Chu Emerging Writer Award in honour of his legacy and contributions to Canadian writers of Asian descent. The Victoria Arts Council collaborated with a number of organizations to translate Wong-Chu's poem "Monsoon" from Chinatown Ghosts into a lightbox sign. The sign with the poem in English on one side and in Chinese on the other was the first iteration of the Victoria Arts Council's Poetry in Public campaign. <mask>-Chu was honoured on the 72nd anniversary of his birth. The books Chinatown Ghosts have been re-released.Anthologies Many-Mouthed Birds: Contemporary Writing by Chinese Canadians was published in 1991. Swallowing Clouds: An anthology of Chinese-Canadian poetry was published in 1999.

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texts: <mask> was a British pilot, inventor, publisher, and Member of Parliament for Hertford. He had a strong dislike for the Royal Aircraft Factory and its products and founded the firm that became Supermarine. During the First World War, he was noted for his populist views. At the age of 13, <mask> ran away from home in north London and traveled to South Africa. He became a boxer after joining the mounted police. When he took the name <mask>, he was also an actor. He was invalided out of the Relief of Ladysmith after fighting in the Second Boer War.In 1903, <mask> used his savings to open a garage in Kingston upon Thames. He became more interested in aviation after this was successful. He was studying to become a lawyer when his attempt to open an Aerodrome in Essex failed. He moved into selling steam yachts after passing his exams. Despite being convinced of the potential of powered aviation, he founded a flying field with extensive facilities on reclaimed marshland at Fambridge in Essex in 1909, but this ambitious venture did not prosper. He bet Frederick Handley Page that he could get his pilot's licence in 24 hours. He won his bet and got licence number 683 and 500, equivalent to more than $30,000 in 2010, which he used to found an aircraft business.The telegraphic address Supermarine was registered by <mask> for the company, which soon acquired premises at Oakbank Wharf in Woolston, and started construction of his flying boat designs. The start of World War I helped revive the fortunes of the business. After joining the Royal Naval Air Service in 1914, <mask> was granted a commission as a lieutenant in October. He was involved in the air raid on the sheds. He was able to sell his share in the firm to Scott-Paine in 1916. In 1916, <mask> was an independent candidate and did not win the Mile End by-election. He won the March 1916 by-election.In Parliament, <mask> advocated the creation of an air force, retaliation against German air raids, that action be taken against war profiteering, and that action be taken to diminish the influence of Germans in Britain. Arthur Lynch supported him in asking awkward questions. After an altercation in Parliament, <mask> <mask> offered Martin Archer-Shee a fight in public for charity, but he declined. Following a disagreement over Parliamentary procedure and with <mask> refusing to sit down while "Germans are running about this country" <mask> was ejected from the House of Commons and suspended as an MP. Because <mask> refused to leave the chamber even after the House voted to suspend him, he was suspended for the rest of the parliamentary session, rather than the usual five days. He was one of the few candidates to beat a Coalition Coupon candidate and he doubled his majority at the 1918 general election. He resigned his seat because the House of Commons was rendered "unwholesome and unfair" by Lloyd George.During World War I he advocated for the creation of a separate air force that could be used by both the British Army and the Royal Navy. He became particularly vocal against the Royal Aircraft Factory during the so-called "Fokker scourge" of late 1915 and early 1916, raising the question in typically exaggerated terms once he entered Parliament. He had prejudice against the Factory and its products. He wanted air raids on German cities. In 1917 he published Air War and How to Wage it, which discussed the future role of raids on cities and the need to develop protective measures. His own eccentric quadraplane design for a home defence fighter, the heavily armed and searchlight-equipped "Supermarine", was built in prototype but had insufficient performance to be used against Zeppelins. The Imperialist was founded and edited by <mask> in 1916.Equal voting rights for men and women, as well as electoral reform, were supported by the journal. The journal was changed in 1918 to reflect his campaign for a vigilance committee. In 1918, Spencer became assistant editor and the journal was left in his hands. The British war effort was being undermined by the "hidden hand" of German sympathizers and German Jews according to anti-Semitic conspiracy theories written by John Henry Clark and Henry Hamilton Beamish. Attacks on Jews, German music, Pacifism, Fabianism, Aliens, financiers, Internationalism, and the Brotherhood of Man were included in the journal. There is no evidence that <mask> was antisemitic. The journal's most famous articles were written by Spencer, but under <mask>'s name, in which it was claimed that the Germans were blackmailing "47,000 highly placed British perverts" to "propagate evils which all decent men thought had perished in Sodom and LesbiaThe names were said to be in the "Berlin Black Book" of Albania. The Germans planned to kill the manhood of Britain by swindling men into homosexuality and paedophilia, according to the contents of the book. Even to loiter in the streets was not safe. The Kaiser had agents stationed at Marble Arch and Hyde Park Corner. The wives of men in supreme positions were entangled by the unnatural defloration of children in this black book of sin. The most sacred secrets of the state were threatened in Lesbian ecstasy. He publicly attacked the wife of the prime minister.He targeted members of the circle around the literary executor of Oscar Wilde, who supported and introduced homosexual poets and writers. He published an article that implied that an actress who appeared in a private production of Salome was a lesbian associate of the conspirators. <mask> won a libel case after he represented himself. Lord Alfred Douglas, a former lover of Oscar Wilde, testified in <mask>'s favor. In court, she claimed that the judge was in the "Black Book" and that she had seen it. Significant popular publicity was created by <mask>'s victory. He said that the whole matter was to frighten off those in prominent positions whose sexual tastes could have led to them being blackmailed by German agents.Michael Kettle claims in his book that the libel case was part of a plan to stop Lloyd George from making an early peace with Germany. The establishment of a committee of nine Independent politicians who would watch over the government in the House of Commons was the main focus of the campaign of <mask> <mask>. He believed that party politics made governments corrupt. The committee of vigilance in San Francisco was mentioned in the name. He wanted to stand in the elections. The Society was dissolved in 1919 due to <mask>'s dislike of Spencer, Beamish and Clarke. After the Russian Revolution, <mask> supported British military intervention against the Bolsheviks in Russia.He retired from politics in 1921 because of his health problems after the war. He resigned his seat in Parliament so that his people wouldn't vote in the by-election. He continued to write and produce films. The play High Treason was written by <mask> in 1927. In a future 1940, the United States of Europe comes into conflict with the Empire of the Atlantic States in a sci-fi drama. Maurice Elvey made a film of the play in 1929. It was released in two versions, one silent and the other an early "talkie".He was re-elected in the 1929 General Election. He protested against the agreement in a booklet. Australia <mask> moved to Australia after World War I. He patented a system that could produce discs with ten times the capacity of existing systems. <mask>'s "World Record Controller" fitted onto a standard spring-wound gramophone uses a progressive gear system to force the turntable speed down from 78rpm to 33rpm and then gradually increase the speed of the record as it played. The high cost of long-playing discs, the complexity of the attachment, and the fact that the speed varied prevented popular acceptance, but this allowed over ten minutes playing time per 12-inch side of the records. World Record (Australia) limited was established in 1923 as a disc recording plant.He produced his 78rpm to 33rpm discs at the Bay Street plant. The station was established in August 1925 for the purpose of broadcasting the company's recordings. It was only available during the first few years of wireless broadcasting in Australia. It was on the air for four months. The first recording made by World Record (Australia) was released in July 1925 and features the Havana Band performing at the Esplanade Hotel in the suburb of St Kilda. The Duophone unbreakable record was discontinued in 1930 as its material rapidly wore out needles and most Duophone recordings were made by the obsolete acoustical process. The Le Coultre compass camera was designed by <mask> in 1936.He came up with the "Phantom" camera to be used by spies. One of the rare cameras sold for a record price of $120,000 in 2001. <mask> claimed to have invented an uncrewed flying bomb, but the design was not pursued. During World War I, <mask> was a critic of the conduct of the war and attempted to return to politics in 1941. He advocated the defeat of Germany by bombing alone, and the defence of Britain by a system of light-beams directed upwards. General elections should be abolished in favour of a rolling programme of by-elections and a new second chamber should be created, according to Billing. There should be a separate women's parliament dedicated to domestic matters.He stood in four by-elections, but was unable to win a seat in parliament. <mask> died at the age of 67. Pat Barker's award-winning World War I trilogy Regeneration, The Eye in the Door and The Ghost Road was set against the backdrop of <mask>'s libel case, with several characters mentioning his ominous black book. The middle novel deals with the treatment of soldiers torn between patriotism and pacifism and between homosexuality and heterosexuality. Thomas Grant is the author of Court Number One: The Old Bailey Trials that Defined Modern Britain. The book was written by Stroud and Sutton. Wilde's Last Stand: Scandal, Decadence and Conspiracy During the Great War was published in 1997.There is a trial for criminal libel. <mask>-Billing Air War: How to Wage It, with some suggestions for the defence of the great cities, was written by Michael Kettle. The books about East Grinstead are from 2004. The Parliament of the United Kingdom for English constituencies has a link to <mask>-Billing Airminded.

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texts: <mask>, better known as Koya, is a Japanese dancer, rapper, and actor. He is a performer of J-Pop dance and vocal group Sandaime J Soul Brothers. He uses the stage name CrazyBoy for his solo career. He released his first solo album on July 4, 2018, after releasing a duet with Exile Shokichi in the song "THE ANTHEM". The famous "Runningman" dance of R.Y.U.S.E.I. was choreographed by him and he received the Japan Record Awards twice. He wants to promote e-sports in Japan. <mask>'s father is a former OPBF's Super Welterweight Champion and his younger brother is a dancer and leader of a J-pop dance and vocal group.On September 21, 1987 in Japan, <mask> was born to a Japanese mother and an African-American father. His brother, Likiya, followed in his father's footsteps and became a dancer as well. When he was in junior high school, his friends gave him the nickname "ELLY" and he continued to use it as his stage name. <mask> was the fourth player in the batting order on his high school baseball team and the one with the most power and ability to drive in runs. <mask>'s dream to play baseball in Koshien ended after he lost to Hachinohe Gakuin Kosei High School in the Quarter-Final of the Regional High School Summer Baseball Tournament. One of his opponents in this crucial game was a professional baseball player named Sakamoto Hayato, who still remembered <mask> as his opponent when the two met after they both earned fame in different fields. After graduating from Tokyo University of Agriculture, <mask> hopes to become a professional baseball player.At a young age, <mask> began to dance and produce music. He grew up in a city with a lot of influence from American culture, since there is an American Military Camp in his hometown of Misawa. He learned how to DJ from the manager of the local CD shops and started to rap after buying a set of DJ equipment with his pocket money. He started dancing after seeing B2K's film You got served. He learned his first dance moves after imitating the dances from the film with his brother. After a day of baseball practice, he continued to dance at night after moving to Tokyo. When he saw the performance of the dance team "BASE HEADS" at a club in Shibuya, he decided he wanted to be a dancer just like them.He quit baseball and university in the second year of his studies to pursue his dream of becoming a professional dancer. <mask> formed the Hip-Hop dance crew The Team in 2007, which marked his debut in the professional dance world. He was a backup dancer in the music videos of singers like Meisa Kuroki. In March of 2010, <mask> was discovered by EXPG Studio, a talent school run by LDH, and was invited to perform as a guest dancer in a play. He joined the actor group Gekidan Exile Kazegumi (the team of wind) in April of the same year and is still hoping to join one of their dance and vocal groups in the future. 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He left Gekidan Exile on July 19, 2011. Sandaime J Soul Brothers' seventh single "0 Zero", which included their major hit "Hanabi", became their first single to sell over 100.000 copies. <mask> choreographed the dance for the first time. <mask> and his group performed their single "Hanabi" for the first time at the end of the year. <mask> gained more fame with his group as Sandaime J Soul Brothers became an important year.He made his acting debut in the movie "Crows Explode", which was released on April 12. He featured in Exile Shokichi's song "THE ANTHEM", which was released on June 4. Sandaime J Soul Brothers' hit "R.Y.U.S.E.I" was released on June 25. It was released. The song was the top seller on the Oricon Singles Charts in the first week of it's release. <mask>'s "running man" dance move during the chorus became a national sensation. The Japan Record Award was won by the song and catapulted the group to mainstream success.PLANET Seven, the fifth album by Sandaime J Soul Brothers, sold over 500 thousand copies in the first week after it was released. Trash, his first leading role, was released on October 24. Sandaime J Soul Brothers released their 6th album on March 30, 2016 The first song <mask> took part in as a rapper was "feel so alive". He continued to be referred to as a performer in the group, not a vocalist, even though his voice began to appear in the songs more often after that. The second season of High&Low: The Story of S.W.O.R.D. will premiere on April 23. The action and music franchise is produced by the LDH.<mask> is the leader of MIGHTY WARRIORS. <mask> reprised his role in follow-ups as the High&Low franchise continued and more films, concerts, games and shows were produced. <mask> SHIKAKKEI as a rapper adviser and record producer. The first single of CRAZY SHIKAKKEI, "WANAWANA", was released in October of last year and was the number one downloaded single. There used to be a strict difference between vocalists who sing and performers who dance in their groups, but it has become common for vocalists to follow the choreography too. <mask> entered LDH as a performer but never gave up his love for Rap and Hip Hop and tried to produce his own music.To get support from his company and debut as a rapper, he created his own albums and handed them out to the staff and Hiro, the CEO of LDH, showing them what kind of music he could make. Sandaime J Soul Brothers group mates and other members of Exile Tribe supported him. <mask> made his debut as a rapper in collaboration with Exile Shokichi in the single "THE ANTHEM" on June 4, 2014, still under the name of <mask>. After the success of "THE ANTHEM", his solo project as a rapper was slowly approved by the company and finally given a go. Performers in LDH's groups are more likely to follow his example and rap. <mask> started using the name CRAZYBOY after he was featured as a rapper in a track. He gave himself this name because he likes the idea that crazy can mean cool in L.A., and he has always been given comments such as "you certainly got crazy ideas" by people around him.He wants to live up to the principle of "never forget the pure heart of a boy and fight on". He combined the words "Crazy" and "Boy" and called himself CRAZYBOY. Elly made guest appearances in the works of other famous musicians. He was a part of the production of the new song, "HELLA RICH feat. The movie was released in July of 2016 His collaboration with Dancehall Reggae group Mighty Crown was released in the same month. Elly earned the #1 spot on the weekly music download charts of four major media-service providers in Japan after releasing his first mini-album.His second mini-album NEOTOKYO II was released on July 7, and a DVD/CD package with recorded live performances, music videos and songs titled Neo Tokyo World was released on September 21. On January 19, he released his third mini-album. In February, he was a part of the production of the international collaboration "BOW DOWN". His first "Best of" album was released on July 4 after the release of his fourth mini-album. <mask> went on his first solo tour in July. <mask> performed for the first time in his career in Los Angeles on July 3, 2019. The goal of the music festival is to bring Japanese pop music to America.On June 22, it was announced that <mask> had moved his record labels to LDH MUSIC. The rapper's name was changed to Crazyboy. He changed his personal logo as a rapper. "PINK DIAMOND" was <mask>'s first digital single. The Japanese version of Jessica Jung's new single "Call Me Before You Sleep" will be released on October 19. A month after the release of his first digital single, <mask> released his second one "PINK DIAMOND Part 2." He was going to release his first physical single on September 26.On November 13. He would hold a national tour after the release. On February 27, 2020, it was announced that a special live Exile Shokichi vs CrazyBoy "KING&KING" would be held in the Yokohama Arena on May 27 as part of the Sandaime J SOUL BROTHERS from EXILE TRIBE 10th ANNIVERSARY PROJECT. The special live was going to be canceled on June 6. A single KING&KING by Exile Shokichi vs CrazyBoy would be released on October 7. The D. League announced on December 24 that Exile Shokichi and CrazyBoy would be their ambassadors. On January 3, 2021, it was announced that CrazyBoy would release two singles, OH and Amnesia on February 27, with a tilted song produced in collaboration with Shota Shimizu and OZworld.<mask>'s father is a former OPBF's Super Welterweight Champion, and his mother is a Japanese woman. He has a younger brother who is the leader of a J-pop group. He has a younger sister. <mask> dedicated the song "This is for MAMA" to his mother. Private footage from <mask> and his family were used in the music video. On October 27, 2020, his girlfriend gave birth to his first child, a boy. <mask> was an avid player of the game.The Village Headman of Riteirur is what his game account is called. He built a small game team with friends, for example, a member of E-girls and Flower who calls herself "Riteirur no Cinderella" and Takahide Suzuki, a member of The Rampage from Exile Tribe. He became friends with the Japanese team and would sometimes train with them. He started live-streaming his game-plays on his own channel. <mask> participated in an e-sports event. At the Australian Open's Pro-Am Duos event, <mask> and UyuRiru took part in a game called Summer Smash. He took part in Summer Block Party's celebrity Pro-Am on June 16 with CRAZY Raccoon's Scarlet.He took part in the Pro-Am with a professional player. Their duo won 20 thousand dollars. <mask> donated 10 thousand dollars to the reconstruction after the Thoku earthquake. On February 1, 2020, he was part of the Japanese team at the AO Summer Smash 2020'' hosted by the Australian Open. They finished 8th in the tournament. Elly donated his prize money to the Australian Red Cross to support the fight against the Bushfires in Australia. Discography Singles Digital singles Digital albums Best albums Music cards Video albums Participating works

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texts: lvaro <mask> was born on September 14, 1949. His parents are both from Latin America and are named <mask> and Elena Bendeck. Casa Saieh, a family business that offered from electrical appliances to clothing, was started at the age of three by his family.He finished high school in this city. He moved to Santiago at the age of 17 to pursue a degree in commercial engineering. He earned a postgraduate degree in Economics in 1973. He obtained a master's degree in arts and a PhD in economics from The University of Chicago. He was an economic adviser for the Ministerio de Obras Pblicas in his first years as a professional. He was an economic adviser for the central bank of chile. In the 1980s, lvaro Saieh started his business activity, acquiring along with other investors of Arabic roots.During the 1990s, he acquired and then sold the company that is currently one of the leading pension fund managers in Chile. The first operations were followed by the acquisition of the Banco Concepcin, a bank with a negative equity and a debt to the State. Saieh would transform it into Corpbanca in less than 10 years. The institution opened offices in Madrid and New York City after entering the global market with operations in several countries of Latin America. CorpBanca made the largest investment in a foreign company in 2011. CorpBanca was transformed into the fifth private bank of the country after Saieh acquired Helm Bank. lvaro Saieh created Corp Group, a conglomerate with investments in the financial, retail, real estate, hotel, and media businesses.In 2016 Corpbanca merged with Ita. The conglomerate is the fourth largest private bank in the country with a market share of 8%. The <mask> family bought Unimarc supermarkets in 2007. SMU is the third supermarket chain in Chile and the one with the largest national coverage. SMU has wholesale chains, convenience stores, supermarkets, and a hardware chain. SMU is present in Mayorsa supermarkets. <mask> stepped down as president of SMU.Corp Group's real estate business includes 70 stand-alone stores, 60 strip malls and 3 power centers. In addition to the participation in Casa Costanera, it has 350,000 m2 between malls and outlet stores. The Maip and Peuelas outlet stores are owned by VivoCorp. Two major projects are expected to happen in 2017: Mall Coquimbo and Mall Imperio. Hyatt has two hotels in Chile: Grand Hyatt Santiago and Hyatt Place Vitacura. CorpGroup has a 50% stake in a partnership with the Mexican group City Express. The City Express Santiago Airport is the company's first hotel.Some of the holding's companies provide backoffice services to other enterprises of the group. The creation of two foundations is one of the activities that lvaro <mask> has developed with his family. Fundacin CorpArtes was founded in 2002 by his daughter Soledad to promote the arts and improve access to it through cultural experiences. The International Film Festival of Santiago (SANFIC) is one of the initiatives it has managed in the last years. There is a theater room, a sculpture garden, and three visual arts exhibit halls at the Centro de las Artes 660. In 2010 Fundacin Descbreme was created. It's mission is to promote the inclusion of people with cognitive disabilities.Fundacin Descbreme was born from the initiative of the Colegio El Golf S.A. and Tacal. The impact on the economy of the international economy. The Department of Economics is located in Taller de Coyuntura. The movie was released in 1985. There is a note about money growth. N 33 is in Revista de Economa. The movie was released in 1985.There is a monetary and foreign trade situation. In Revista de Economa. The year 1984. Keynes was a political economist. In Revista Estudios de Economa. The department of economics is at the university. The year 1984.International reserves demand and credit policy are used in economies with fixed exchange rates. In Revista de Economa. The department of economics is at the university. The year 1984. What can we learn from the experience? L. Sjaastad is in the 11th INTERLAKEN. The year 1984.There is a meaning to the debt. H. Cheyre is in Revista de Economa N 12. The year 1983. Keynes was a political economist. In Revista de Economa 13 The year 1983. A comment about something.The Revista de Economa N 17 was written by E. Haindl and G. Parot. The year 1983. There is macroeconomic policy. In Revista de Economa N 18. The year 1983. The impact of the world economy on Chile. The Revista de Economa N 18 was written by J. Selume.The year 1982. Monetary variables in economies with fixed exchange rates. There is a city called Monetaria. There is a new edition of Vol. N 2. The year 1981. 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texts: <mask> was an English museum curator and author who was in charge of the Geffrye Museum from 1941 to 1969. She said the museum's first modern room in her belief history did not end at the Victorian era and came up with hand-written and illustrated information items. <mask> gave lectures at universities in the United Kingdom and abroad and was an extensive publisher of children's and adult books. She was made a Fellow of the Royal Society of Arts a year after becoming a Member of the Order of the British Empire. On September 23, 1909, <mask> was born at the Old Thatched Cottage in Great Wymondley. She was the daughter of a bank manager and his wife. <mask> was raised by relatives since her parents worked on the Gold Coast.She was influenced by her history master at the Friends' School. <mask> spent a year at Paris' Sorbonne after attending a Belgian convent. She didn't get any educational degrees. After coming back to England, <mask> worked as a secretary for a short time before taking a teacher training course. She made her first attempt to become a teacher in a deprived area of the capital in 1938, but was unsuccessful. <mask> was the Geffrye's assistant curator during the early part of the Second World War after his second application was successful. She would work at the museum for two years before going to Africa.When the Second World War broke out, Marjorie Quennell was evacuated to the United States and <mask> took over the duties. The position of curator was permanently held by <mask>. Most visitors to the Geffrye were children on school visits or holidaying with their parents. <mask> said drawing, making and observing was the best way for children to learn. She disliked the idea of setting up individual children's museums in the US and stressed that the Geffrye was more than just a children's museum. All social classes and children were allowed into the museum by <mask>. The museum's first modern room was added to comply with her belief history in such places needed to be extended beyond the Victorian era.<mask> came up with a lot of different things, including information panels on walls as well as games and timelines. She added her office at the entrance to allow her to hear and observe visitors when the museum was closed for war-time damage repairs. She gave lectures at universities in the United Kingdom and abroad and was an extensive publisher of children's and adult books. <mask> wrote an educational textbook about the Geffrye Museum. She was a member of the Council of Industrial Design and co-authored with Germaine Cart and Charles Russell Museums and Young People: Three Reports for the International Council of Museums. <mask> and Anne A.M. Wells wrote seven picture source books. The Bryants lived from 1953 to 1967.The lack of funding and bureaucracy prevented the construction of a modern Design Centre extension to display contemporary home furniture. <mask> retired to the countryside in 1969 and remained active. She attended yoga classes, learned to drive, and was a gardener that opened her garden to the public. The Society of Authors' management committee was chaired by <mask>. She was the chair of the educational writers group from 1970 to 1971. <mask> was a member of the Museums Association. During her time at the Geffrye Museum, she wrote about subjects she found.Growing up in Victorian Times in 1980, People and Furniture: A Social Background to the English Home in 1971, and The Kitchen in History in 1972 were included. She was appointed Member of the Order of the British Empire in 1967. <mask> was made a Fellow of the Royal Society of Arts. She married <mask> on February 24, 1940. They had three daughters. On August 7, 2002, <mask> died from hypertension at her home. Gene Adams of The Guardian described her as a thin, rather wiry, figure with well-defined features, an attractive smile, grey hair, and piercing blue eyes.She was instrumental in developing the concept of educational work and many of her innovative ideas are now common practice in museums around the country. The National Portrait Gallery in London has a photograph of <mask> in its collection since 1974. Molly's Café opened in Hoxton in May of 2021. There were people educated at Friends School and 20th-century English women writers and non-fiction writers.

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texts: Sir <mask> FRSE was a Scottish lawyer, historian and town clerk. The entire city of Glasgow was transformed during his thirty-one years as Town Clerk. <mask> directed the city of Glasgow's development for much of the second half of the 19th century after its powers and amenities were improved by by-laws and Acts of Parliament. <mask> was born at 95 Kirkgate in central Leith, where his father worked as a baker. <mask> graduated from the University of Edinburgh with a law degree. <mask> employed him at 9 York Place in Edinburgh. He became a lawyer six years after he was admitted as a procurator.Watt & Marwick was founded in Edinburgh in 1854. The address of this firm is 9 York Place and it is assumed that he merged with <mask>. He became the Town Clerk of Edinburgh in 1860 after being a member of the Town Council. He worked for the Convention of Royal Burghs from 1861 to 1876. <mask> was offered a salary of £2,500 per annum to become Glasgow's Town Clerk, three times his previous salary. The expansion of the city's boundaries was promoted by his influence. The City Chambers were built as a symbol of municipal confidence and wealth.He had a place in the municipal, literary, and social life of the city. He was fond of the friendship between Edinburgh and Glasgow. He was the leading authority on municipal law in Scotland. His knowledge was used by successive Lord Advocates, and his opinion was constantly sought by the Town Clerks of other burghs. He had the task of framing and carrying out many of the greatest city enterprises of his time, including extension and improvements of the city, duplication of the water-works, the purification of the River Clyde, the Municipal Tramways, and municipal electricity. Marwick was a prolific writer. He edited a number of the society's publications when it was founded.He was indebted to many young Orcadians for help and advice when they came south from the island county where he sprang. William Walls was a friend of the Orcadian. He was interested in the affairs of the church when he was in Edinburgh. The minister was William Lindsay Alexander. He was involved in the management of the church in Glasgow. He was the first President of the Edinburgh Photographic Society. <mask> was elected a Fellow of the Royal Society of Edinburgh in 1864.He received a law degree. A student from Glasgow University in the 19th century. The first municipal officer in Scotland to be distinguished was given the honour of knighthood by Queen Victoria on the occasion of her visit to the first Glasgow Exhibition. When he left Edinburgh in 1873 the Corporation and citizens presented his wife with a full-length portrait of him painted by George Herdman, R.S.A., and on his retiral from the Town Clerkship of Glasgow in 1904 he was presented with an address and a valuable The citizens had his bust duplicated by George Frampton and presented to Sir <mask>'s family. He died at 19 Woodside Terrace in Glasgow on March 24, 1908 and is buried in Edinburgh. There is a monument to the north of the vaults.His wife, Lady <mask>, was a daughter of <mask> Watt, a solicitor in Edinburgh, with whom he had a son, <mask>. His daughter was married to an architect. Suggestions for the Conduct of School Board Elections in Scotland and Observations on the Law were published as writer. The records of the City and Royal Burgh of Edinburgh. Records of the City of Edinburgh and the Royal Burgh of Glasgow are included in the Charters and Documents. The history of Glasgow is contained in the Charters of the City of Glasgow.

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The Dark Crystal, The Muppets Take Manhattan, Little Shop of Horrors, and Dirty Rotten Scoundrels were all directed by him. In & Out was an episode of the US television series. Oz was born on May 25, 1944, in Herefordshire, England, the son of Isidore Oznowicz, who was a puppeteer. His father worked as a window trimmer.After fighting the Nazis, his parents moved to England. <mask>'s parents were Dutch-Polish and Flemish. They left England when he was six months old and lived in Belgium until he was five. In 1951, <mask> and his family moved to Montana. They settled in Oakland. <mask> was a student at Oakland Technical High School and Oakland City College. Lettie Connell was his mentor when he was a teenager and he worked as an apprentice puppeteer at Children's Fairyland.Career Performing <mask> is known for his work as a puppeteer. He first met Henson when he worked with the Vagabond Puppets at the Children's Fairyland of Oakland. He was 19 when he joined the Muppets. His characters have included Miss Piggy, Fozzie Bear, Animal, and Sam Eagle on The Muppet Show. <mask> was responsible for the development of the Muppets, as well as performing a variety of characters. <mask> was a performer in over 75 productions, including Labyrinth, video releases, and television specials, as well as countless other public appearances. His puppetry work spans from 1963 to the present, although he semi-retired from performing his characters in 2001.In 2001, Cookie Monster was taken over by David Rudman. <mask> explained in an interview that he left the Muppets because he was known as Jedi Master Yoda from George Lucas' Star Wars series. Jim was contacted by Lucas about doing a performance. <mask> was suggested to be the chief puppeteer of the character, as well as a creative consultant by Henson. In The Empire Strikes Back, Return of the Jedi, Star Wars: Episode I - The Phantom Menace, and Star Wars: The Last Jedi, <mask> provided the voice for the puppet. In Star Wars: The Last Jedi, Rian Johnson decided to use a puppet instead of using a computer-generated image because he felt that it wouldn't work the same as The Empire Strikes Back. In Star Wars: Episode II - Attack of the Clones and Star Wars: Episode III - Revenge of the Sith, <mask> provided the voice of the computer-generated imagery.<mask> said that the conversion to CGI was exactly what Lucas should have done. <mask> was responsible for creating the character's trademark syntax and had a lot of creative input on the character. In the Star Wars Rebels episodes, "Path of the Jedi" and "Shroud of Darkness", <mask> reprised his voice of Yoda, as well as in several Disney theme park attractions. <mask> and Anthony Daniels were the voice actors in the "Tales from theGalaxy's Edge" game. The documentary Muppet Guys Talking: Secrets Behind the Show the Whole World Watched was directed by him. <mask> told Robert K. Elder that he began his behind-the-camera work when he co- directed the fantasy film The Dark. The puppets used in the film were the most advanced ever created.<mask> shared a screenwriting credit with him for 1984's The Muppets Take Manhattan. His first film was not about Little Shop of Horrors. The musical film starred Rick Moranis and Ellen Greene, as well as Steve Martin, Bill Murray, John Candy, Christopher Guest, Jim Belushi, and a 15-foot-tall talking plant which at times required up to 40 puppeteers to operate. <mask> was able to show his ability to work with live actors and lead to opportunities to direct films that did not include puppetry. <mask> directed the comedy Dirty Rotten Scoundrels in 1988, starring Steve Martin and Michael Caine. In 1991, starring Bill Murray and Richard Dreyfuss; and Housesitter in 1992, starring Steve Martin and Goldie Hawn. The Indian in the Cupboard (1995), In & Out (1997), Bowfinger (1999), The Score (2001), the 2004 remake of The Stepford Wives, and the original Death at a Funeral 2007) are some of the later films.During the productions of What About Bob?, In & Out, The Score and The Stepford Wives, <mask> experienced on-set tension. In & Of Itself, a one-man stage show directed by <mask>, had its world premiere at the Geffen Playhouse on May 16. The play began its Off-Broadway theatrical run in April of last year with the financial backing of Neil Patrick Harris among others. The live recording of the play was purchased by the streaming service in October 2020. <mask> was attached to direct a film adaptation of F. Scott Fitzgerald's 1922 short story "The Curious Case of Benjamin Button" for Universal Pictures. <mask> dropped out of the project because he couldn't figure out how to make the story work. After Lasse Hallstrm dropped out of the project, <mask> was going to direct the 1990 film.<mask> left the project due to creative differences and was replaced by Richard Benjamin. <mask> did not get along with Cher. It was reported in 1992 that <mask> was going to direct a film adaptation of the musical Dreamgirls for The Geffen Film Company. Swing Vote was supposed to be <mask>'s next film before he directed Dreamgirls. In the late 1990s, it was reported that <mask> was going to make a movie with either Bruce or Sly. <mask> spoke to The A.V. in 2007. He turned down the chance to direct Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets.<mask> later said in an interview that they didn't offer him the project. I was asked if I was interested. <mask> was hired by Dick Cook to write and direct The Cheapest Muppet Movie Ever Made. Following Cook's departure from the studio, Disney passed on the project in favor of Segel's script. <mask> appeared in one scene as a Prison Storeroom Keeper in The Blues Brothers. In Trading Places, he played a similar role and scene. He had roles in several films by the same director.He played Randall's scare assistant, Fungus, in the 2001 Pixar film. He had a small part in the Columbia film Zathura as the voice of the robot. He played a lawyer in Knives Out. He played a surgeon in a cut from the theatrical release of Superman III, The Muppet Movie, The Great Muppet Caper, and several other Jim Henson-related films that did not involve just his puppeteering. His name is often spoken in the background even if he doesn't appear in a film. There are announcements on the PA system for "Mr. <mask>wicz" during airport scenes in Into the Night and Coming to America. <mask> was previously married to Robin Garsen.Victoria Labalme was married to him in 2011. <mask> has four sons. He lived in England for nine years before moving to Manhattan. The Muppet Christmas Carol (1992) is an executive producer.

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